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A.T. Literature- Crutches

  1. A Comparison of Shoulder Joint Forces During Ambulation With Crutches Versus a Walker in Persons With Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
  2. A Gravity Balance Mechanism Used to Eliminate the Body-Weight Influence on People With Lower-Limb Disabilities
  3. Adapted Crutch Technology for Persons With Chronic Disabilities
  4. Ambulation Aid Use During the Rehabilitation of People with Lower Limb Amputations
  5. Assistive Walking Device Use and Knee Osteoarthritis: Results From the Health, Aging and Body Composition Study (Health ABC Study)
  6. Association Between Reliance on Devices and People for Walking and Ability to Walk Community Distances Among Persons With Spinal Cord Injury
  7. Association Between Reliance on Devices and People for Walking and Ability to Walk Community Distances Among Persons With Spinal Cord Injury
  8. Association of Shoulder Pain With the Use of Mobility Devices in Persons With Chronic Spinal Cord Injury
  9. Beach Party? Bingo!
  10. Berkeley Bionics’ Newest Exoskeleton Lets Wheelchair Users Walk
  11. Biodynamic Feedback Training to Assure Learning Partial Load Bearing on Forearm Crutches
  12. Canes, Crutches and Walkers: A Triple Option for Ambulation
  13. Comfortable Collapsible Safety Crutch
  14. Compliance With Walking Aid Use in Children With Cerebral Palsy in India
  15. Creating Engaging Experiences for Rehabilitation
  16. Crutches to Chair Attachment
  17. Demographic and Clinical Variation in Veterans Health Administration Provision of Assistive Technology Devices to Veterans Poststroke
  18. Development and Evaluation of a New Taxonomy of Mobility Related Assistive Technology Devices
  19. Development of a Community Mobility Skills Course for People Who Use Mobility Devices
  20. Device Use, Locomotor Training and the Presence of Arm Swing During Treadmill Walking After Spinal Cord Injury
  21. Easy-Store Easy-Use Crutches
  22. Energy Expenditure of Stair Climbing with Elbow and Axillary Crutches
  23. Ergonomic Crutches
  24. Experiences Acquiring and Using Mobility Aids Among Working-Age Persons With Multiple Sclerosis Living in Communities in the United States
  25. Experimental Characterization of Axillary/Underarm Interface Pressure in Swing-Through Crutch Walking
  26. Foldable and Sittable Forearm Crutches
  27. Group Differences in Community Participation by Mobility Device Use
  28. How Assistive Technology Use by Individuals With Disabilities Impacts Their Caregivers: A Systematic Review of the Research Evidence
  29. Improving Daily Life
  30. Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling During Axillary Crutch Ambulation
  31. Mechanics of Ambulation with Standard and Spring-Loaded Crutches
  32. Medical Utilization and Cost Outcomes for Poststroke Veterans Who Receive Assistive Technology Devices From the Veterans Health Administration
  33. Mobility Alternatives: From Canes to Wheelchairs
  34. Multiple Sclerosis and Mobility Related Assistive Technology: Systematic Review of Literature
  35. No More Crutches? Flex Leg Provides Mobility Assistance
  36. Partial Weight-Bearing Gait Using Conventional Assistive Devices
  37. Portable Mount to Access Crutches
  38. Retractable Stability Mechanism Crutch With LED Navigation
  39. ReWalk Robotic Exoskeleton to Go on Sale in 2011
  40. SideStix Crutches Designed for More Than Just Walking
  41. The Design of a Compliant Composite Crutch
  42. The Use of Assistive Devices and Change in Use During the Ageing Process Among Very Old Swedish People
  43. Timed Up & Go Test Score in Patients With Hip Fracture Is Related to the Type of Walking Aid
  44. Tracking Mobility-Related Assistive Technology in an Outcomes Study
  45. Upper Extremity Dynamics During Lofstrand Crutch-Assisted Gait in Children with Myelomeningocele
  46. Usability of Access Ramps on Public Transit Buses for Adults Using Mobility Devices
  47. Utilization of Prostheses and Mobility-Related Assistive Technology Among Service Members and Veterans From Vietnam and Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation Enduring Reform
  48. Walking in Another’s Shoes: Students Learn About People With Disabilities
  49. Walking Mechanics of Persons Who Use Reciprocating Gait Orthoses
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